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RODOLPHE CLAUGHTCN Trustees
ja27-d&ds 4SOk Louisiana avenue
TKUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING LIVERY STABLE,
No ia 81. B. r., WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF

Under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated January
y lsa 1855 srd se se In hber No folio 81
request Of the party secured thereby viii offer for
sale in front Of the premises ct public auction MON
1881. ct Hale PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, part Of
Gt @ swS w IN square numbered nine hum
Est. ST. E sy that Width e. 99 deep the
Terms OF sale made known on the day Of ssie A d.
post Of one hundred dollars viii be required on the
piled with within Ave days the trustee reserves the
70 at the x1sk and cost Of the defauItg
f3- lot Lotus PHI Tpa TTnshaa
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. .-,
ADM1N1sTRAToRs SALE OF HORSES, COLTS,
HARNESS. WAGONS: FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS, SMALL LOT FURNITURE. FRAME
GOOD HOPE HILL, D. O. s1'11144e,A'
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of -
probate business will sell on the premises, Gar
n ne y village Coed Hope Hill c. on THURSDAY,
TEN O'CLOCK A. M,
Horses, Colts,
Harness, Ws9ons
Farming Implements Furniture,
Buildings, &c.
Terms cash
HENRY NAYLOR,
Administrator G. T. A. Of Dennis Marshall deceased
f7-3t -' ~'
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION VT, Feb. &-The investi-
CATION OF the recent railroad disaster was con-
tinued to-day. Several railroad employees gave
was elected.
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F\HOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUBLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NlNETEENTH AND n STREETS, AND ON
NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR III aTREET

NORTHWEST.
-, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF -
" rs 1 DIST Of Ganm6is passed in Equity Cause
Parker u complainant and Jane Baker ct al are de-
iendants the Undersigned as Trustees named in said
the premises On TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
O'CLOCK y, those certain pieces Or psrees 81
trict of Columbia known and described Is Lots num-
6ered respectively twentyone (21) and twenty two
CD In square numbered one hundred and seventeen
l17). together with the improvements and sppur-
tenances thereunto belonging and appertaining
Terms Of sale " prescribed by ssid decree: Onethd
Oh tne p9Ichase money 70 be paid in cash at time Of
for which the purchaser shall execute his two
promssory notes payable with interest in one and two
years from day q sale said notes to be
purchase money may be paid in cash. the option
the purchaser A deposit Of one hundred dollars viii
De required OF the purchaser at time of SALE The trs
tees reserve the right to resell the said properly in de-
fault OF compliance by purchaser with said terms with
faulting purchaser.
II. r. NORRIS
No 1904 street (r-,......
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON xfusseea
1a27-d&ds 4SOH Louisiana avenue
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nuNcANsoN BROS, Auctiopee.,

IboNOANcoN BROS. AuctiopoeEa,
ExHESpH grR SALE OF PAIR GOLDEN soRREI.
TDcRY: E fNN9iAS CHIEF COLTS ER3 pH len KE
sfS s1t tkER4MS bJ ARi & bod h
orr E1TssEH3Ip FURNITURE, eoMpR1s,Ne-
E H1A4HSD9 SoM PAkLoR SURE, ELEGANT No
8aoxzEs vERGG CANE E R9G q} ANR SH kE
sSRkkkssss E a ats bAbss1tSss
sffoSNSf 41s s1 Pisfsa caA fHa
wA nua FRENCH CLOCK, BooKs, JEwKTRY,
RRa1RkaS SHsAs, CANE LOUNGE, WALNUT QHAM.
R RFFH ssH 81 MARDROBE6, BEDsTEADs, RH,
And o MTAHSHHhsfANDS WIRE Springs, j H EMl
6faEHp lHAaA +EuR sf RaEssssEIkSs A AMP
sS1Tn1ES, &c, BEING THE ENTIRE HANDSOME
HTWHAMy1TTgREs CARPETS, &C., CONTAINED ~
H HcmHETf14sHa 70. 1908 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
yiFt9e q 40 order Of the Supreme Court of the
.aS " C4lumbaa, holding special term for Or
@ ~ S ;E business, and by authority In vested
ass xH44NAAET H9GrsFFI ~
q; 4 y. toSl, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. II, sell
- me seeHaence OF the late Mrs McCeney. No. 1908
avenue northwest, all the very handsome
Mtsurc carpets, horses, landau, harness. &c. This
- an. command the attention OF parties IN search
The Horses, Landau and Harness will be sold
StsfIes q ssle and can be seen st Downeys
Terms cash.
r. ROSS PERRY,
40 ). Executor Of
lou HARRIET McCENEY, decd.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF TWO GREY HORSES,
TTWw99 FAY FAY HORSES, tsA1NSDAT, CopPELETTf
HAkNESS, ROBES, BLANKETS, LOT HOUSE
HHhD FURNITURE. BARCOUNTERS, WEARING
BY virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
Dsfract 81 Col1mbis, holding Special Term for
at the auction rooms Of buncsnson bros, 9th and D
streets northwest, ON SATURDAY MORNING, FEB
TEN O'CLOCK
Two GREY HORSES. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ONE LANDAU. HSHNESS
TWO TOP BUGGIES, HOiISEHOID FURNI.
ROBES AND BLANKETS TIRE
TWO BAY HORSES CLOTHING &c
ONE COUPELETTE
TERMS CASH CHARLES H DISMER
fS-4t Administrator of r., NJ Brimmer, deceased.
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General Foreign News.

FAILURE OF A LONDON BANK.
LONDON, Feb S.-The West London Commercial
bank Q1m1ted) has failed. Its doors were not
opened to-day. The concern did small business,
consisting mostly in loans to small tradesmen.
DEATH OF NRNBER OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Peater Rylands liberal union.
fStI, member Of parliament for Burnley, Is dead
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

gINHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
kxEQuTQRs SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE,
ddhhkGE IRON SAFE, PLATFORM SCALES.
AZ; A. auction SATURDAY FEBRUARY TWELFTH,
hon..s ~ ItENnoCL3CK AN wM sell Ct the ware.
street Georgetown. D. c., the above effects
- GEORGE T. DUNLAP,
t6-dtS Executor
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Solid Men Of Warrington Will Build
and Operate the Cable Road.

To the Editor Of the EVENING STAR.
It Is claimed by the opponents OF the Traction
road that the charter, which Is being obtained
from Congress- is to be sold to some outside synd-
cate OF capitalists There seems to be great igno-
rance on the part OF the community as to who is
seeking this franchise write to call attention
to the names OF the following gentlemen who are
among the cOrporatOrs Of the enterprise, ana who
have pledged themselves to build and operate
the cable road at once, provided Congress grants
the charter: E. KurZ johnson, vice president C1ti-
zens National bank; Jno. w. Thompson, president
National Metropolitan bank, B. H Warner. Pred-
dent Columbia Metropolitan bank; c. j. Bel, of
Bell Co, bankers; ". ". Dudley, Of Bateman
Co., bankers; NJ. w. Calf, A. Z. Bntton, Chaa
Pays0n, o. g. staples, ]. x. AcCammon aAd
others Is it probable that such well-known citi-
zens q the above would be connected with any su-
terprise that was not legltimate7 Il Is tact, ap.
parent to everybody, that improved street railroad
faculties are much needed In warrington There
are only two lines running east and west, and one
OF these is q dob tailed" line. In other cities
where there is competition the public get the ben
cat Of improved facilities but here, where there
has never been any competition, the service Is as
poor and comfortless as can well be imagined. II
Is In the interest OF every individual In the District
that the present bill should pasA SuDeCnIbHR.
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NOT WANTED ON 131H srRsRr.

This morning delegation consisting Of Prof.
Riley, T. CaruA, A. Porter Morse, B. r. Catlin, 8.
81. Galpin, Charles Gurley and VIM r. Clarke,
representing property owners and residents on
18th street northwest, called on the Commission
ers Of the District OF Columbia In reference TO the
proposed traction railway along 18th street north
west. The committee appealed TO the Commits
stoners to represent TO Congress the objections 70
the occupation OF 80 narrow street as 18th
northwest as proposed BY tramWay. The
Commissioners were understood TO cay that they
had not seen or examined the bin In the ohape in
which it passed the House az Representatives. and
that no expression OF their views rs 70 the noces
sity OF further street railways @ t the streets
best adapted to occupation and uDe for such pur-
poses had been requested by CONGRESS during the
tendency OF this BILL ana that they were opposed
to the occupation OF narrow Stseet6uke 1Sf6 and
18th streets for such usea. Last Nay, however,
District COMMITTEES against the appropriation Of
the narrow streets OF the city 70 ALWAYS OF any
character.
TWO Drvonc1 CAsEs--To-day Matilda Patterson,
by Mr., Campbell CarT1ngt0n, Med I'm for a.
vOrce against Edward B. Patterson They were
married In Apr1l 1886. 81 Norfolk, Va, and che
charges that after thirteen months 81 married lie
he deserted for nve years and In june, 1S71, he
deserted her .nnAlly, contributing In the entire
twenty.one years OF married no loesacre than
Judge Nasrick. IN the Equity OoarT today made .
decree Of divorce IN the caee q hobart Peter1on
against Emma reterson. The peftf1on, N1e0 hy
NJ. Campbell CAx71n3son, IN Au9uH TX ofAt60
that complaanont WAS tWentJ-tN0 y0o1 Oh; tnAt
he was married TO defendant "a OOtoboe, ia
ana they lived togeeh0 TIL Hay, ~ 0nco Witch
time sh6 hAs tyed IN open adnlbezy.
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REV. MIR. BURDICK DROPPED.
His Name Erased from the Roll Of the
PresbyteYy.

When the Washington City Presbytery met this
afternoon in the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, Capitol Hill, the case OF Rev. Mr. Burdick
OF the Sixth Presbyterian church, was quickly
settled. Rev. DR.. T. s. Childs presented paper
setting forth the action OF the congregation of
the Sixth church held on the evening
Of January 31st. In this paper the
congregation asked the presbytery to dissolve the
pastoral relations between MI. Burdtck and that
church, alleging that he was not sympathetic
with them denominationally, and that there were
articles OF faith to which he did not subscribe.
Mr.. Charles B. Pearson appeared as commits
sioner from the Sixth church, but said he had
nothing to add to the statements In the paper
Upon Dr.. Btttenger's motion the request OF the
congregation was granted, and DR.. Childs was
appointed to preach at the church next Sunday
and declare TT pulpit vacant.
DR.. Childs offered a resolution, which was
adopted setting forth ''that as Rev. r. H. Burdick
has withdrawn Tram the Jurisdiction of the Pres
bytertan church and has united himself with the
people commonly known as Plymouth Brethren,
his name be dropped from the roll Of the presby-
terry.
Dr. Childs when he read the expression s'the
people commonly known as Plymouth brethren"
remarked: 81 express this carefully because they
are not an organization" Rev. MI. Burdick was
not present.
examine Rev. VIM. Chester, son OF Dr. John Ches-
ter, who, having been called to q charge In York,
applies TO the Washington presbyteTy for license.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REAL REAL ESTATE ON B STREET SOUTH, BE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST

by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
sEy a. 1851 md passed in cause in said court
Corr,gan ct al are Defendants being cause No 10
as trustee IN said cause will offer for sale, at public
q bAY 81 Iss ~
stfouk O'CLOCK Pm the following described real
trict Of Columbia, and known and designated the
west seventeen 90 feet six and oneha (616) inches
by the depth Of eighty 900 feet thereof Of lot
Dered nine Oh IN square numbered eight hundred and
forty CAD the same being the sub lot known
division Of lots numbered eight 80 and nine 9l in
the records OF the surveyors office the said
building.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree One-thrd
cash. and the residue in two equal instalments at
and two years. to be secured by the of the
chaser and reserved lien upon the property sold the
said notes to bear interest at six per per
from the day of sale, all cash the purchasers OPP
top Adeposit Of $1OO will be required at the sale
terms OF sale be not complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right
star at the risk and cost OF the de-
at purchasers cost.
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
fSd0 Webster Law Building
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Six men, four white and two colored confined IN
the jail at Accomac county, Va, charged with
illegal dredging, overpowered the Jafier and es-
capped yesterday. They are from Maryland.
Henry Clay Dean, noted democratic orator, at
one time chaplain OF the q. s. senate, died at his
home in Putnam Co.. Mo-, sunday.
Bubear defeated Perkins yesterday In q race on
the Tyne for the sculling championship OF Eng
land.
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The EnrOpeaa B0uryes.
FHE LONDON Markets UNFAyoRABiY AvFNoFuo ,

ALARMING RCXoRs FROM BERLn.
LONDON, Feb. Son the stock exchange Amerf-
can securities are firm. Other foreign securities
are steady. The rates for carrying over are light
bourses there are firm The Berlin mSricsf. now
ever, Is weak. Later the London markets became
very nat ON lower quotations from Berlin and
rumors that Alsace-Lorratne will be Declared in
state OF siege. The markets closed rather drmeF
American securities however, were nat, notWith-
standing New York people were buying here.
PARIS, Feb 9, $40 p. m.1The bourse closed nat
owing to unfav0rable rumOrs from Germany.
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CATALOGUE SALE
OF
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS
TO BE SOLD AT MY
AUCTION ROOMS,

COMMENCING AT 7:so O'CLOCK PM
fast THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
FINE FEABE 1919 sF os ~ Y
NINETY DAYS TIME.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY NINTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, within our
auction rooms 9th and D streets northwest, large
| BRANDIES, sIDEhOARD AND SOUR WHISTLES,
GHARTREAUSSE, YARMOUTH, ANISETTE,
TAILS. RotK AND RYE. 1 WINE PUNCH, PEACH PEACH
AND HONEY CORDIAIS, &c, &c.
The above are all marketable goods and as repre-
ss1ntsd. nicely put up and sold by the consisnor
The trade is invited to this SALE The goods will be
sold in lots.
Terms: Cash; on sky and ninity days. time the
purchaser to give satisfactory notes bearing interest
Those desiring to purchase on time are requested to
Is WIN '''' so sRo sae Ancsioues
NEW TWO STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK DWEf-
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH 1887. At
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, we will sell in front Of the
SUB. LOT 279, SQUARE e74. a.
fronting on north street, between North Capitol E
and LIST street east and running to . 10 foot alley
dow twostory House, containing six rooms bath room
and hall, modern improvements and one Of the most
comfortable small dwellings in this section convenient
Terms One.third cash. balance in one and two
years notes to bear six cent interest," and to be
secured by deed OF trust deposit of $I0O required
At sale Conveysncng, &c, at purchasers cost Terms
r.2 PUN s Otherwise resale At
fz.dIds - ~ A--' -''s b faSShsafs 81 BROS.
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TO-MORRO


2ALTZSTEINS JEWEI4RY AND OPTICAL. STORE,
- 918 y STREET NORTHWE6T SEiIIN0 OUT
ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES CIOCHS AND
c1JEWELRY At 1C PHR IL S AgGTI0N .,,,,,-. :.
len O'CLOCK AN 1sat bargains WIN Be sQld. e
continue the business With large stock optical
pairing. lf5-St.l FOLEY, sucSicneer
THOMAS D0wLIN0. Auoronser.
ART SALE.
SALE OF 4 COLLECTION OF OBJECTS OF ART
Comprising
ITALIAN SCULPTURES, HALL AND MANTM
VASES, WRENCH BRONZE6 CLOCKS, PEDE6-
TAILS. REAL MAJOLICA, ENGLISH CUT GLASS
WARE, ROMAN BRONZES. AND OTHER ART
OBJ E T 8. FOR THE DECORATION OF
CHURCHES. HALLS. PARLORS AND LIBRA
RIES,
To take place by order Of Importers At Art Gallery
corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th S.,
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY NINTH and TENTH at ELEVEN AM
aud THREE Pm. each day.
The collection will be arranged for examination on
Tuesday. 9Th February. f3-6t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Anctionesrs
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No LoSe Pnoc1AMAr1oS
QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK
LOUDER FOR Us THAN WORDS
The Superior Make Of our Well known C1othine To-
gether with Bargain prices, tell the story

gether with Bargain prices, tell the story.
Men. Young Men. Boys and Children Suits,
and Overcoat Department, are open to your in
spectioD, With the Lowest Prices
1t is practical fact that are not consider
ing the question Of PROFIT ON what remains Of
Our Fau and Winter Stock Our only object
now is 10 sell the goods.
We have made ing deductions in our Suit De-
partment- We have made big deductiona in our
Pants Department We have cut deep in our
Overcoat Department. We Sacrificing the
Boys and Children's Suits and Overcosts
Now Is the chance for Bargains In Mems Fur
nishings. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH
NOAH WALKER CO.
ja2 625 Pennsylvania avsnua
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TIE CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-There was Q
full attendance At the Cabinet meeting to-day. It
could not be learned that any important business
was transacted.
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A STRIKE THOUGHT TO BIZ IMMINENT.

IHUCGHT BIZ INNINHNT.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ga committee OF Reading
railroad Workmen again visited the general Ofiice
OF the company this morning and had conference
with President Corbin and General Manager No
leOd- Although the result is not yet officially
known, 1t is believed by Of1cials OF the company
that the men viii strike to-day or tomorrow,
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Failures I'm Canada.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. S.-Hugh Allen & Co. dry
goods, have made an assignment Liabilities
$4,000.
ToRosro ONr, Feb. S.-The Cosgrave Brewing
and Mailing company have failed Liabilities
$4,000 assets 4S5, 600
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RANGE or THE THERhohRTER-The following
were the readings at the signal Office Today: a
H. 81; z am, 81: III am, IS; 2 pm, Al; maxi
mum, AS minimum. 3d.
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ kkkS Co, Aucttoneerz
-- osa sssS:s City Fps. once.
THgRsDAY, TENTH FEBRUARY. AT TEN
XGlp9K AZ 3Gk Auction YR6SMs. LANCE
Apb IriSo2 Is g. & SAkcHaA vii IL 1 BIZ
f46Sn3ffkR ,dmvE LOADS OF TURNITURh AZ,
IRON 1AN MsT1LIEsNEff a6usK III P1KT,
CmH1lIMRS ST SETS ONE HuNDRRp AND FIFTY
SsEEAATTHHER BEDS, PARIOR SUITES, TWENTY
S STETTM hSA ~ Els, C0uNTER6 &c, &c. Alto
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NEW ROCHELLE, n. Y, Feb. San unconfrmed
rumOr prevails that a sound steamer is ashore
near GOOSeberTy Island. The weather is fOggy
and no particulars can yet be obtained.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. S-virg1nis skies, con-
solidated AS do tenforties with coupons on a; do.
new threes, 65s4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 6-Cotton steady and
quiet middling. o.; Flour nomin.lly steady. Whest-
southern red, 92s94: southern amber. 9lse8; No .
western winter red, spot and February, 90,3s9l ;
s;sss.ay Ss:sssa sxes "a de: ssstassa vie. xss
bid; February, 47As475; March. 46.ts47; May IS
bid steamer. 46Aa48h Oats steady with sirinquiry
mixed. 34a36: Pen1sylysnia. 34aSS: Rye nrM, So.
sugar-copper refned quiet. lOKsl1. Whisky steady,
1.23a1.24. Other articles unchanged. .Frsishts
TO Liverpool per steamer dull-cott0n, Nd -four, "a
grain 3ha3xd. Sales-wheat, 148, 900 bushels corn,
48,S00 bushels.
Chicago Market,
CHICAGO ILL, Feb. g. IL q. m.-Wheat opened
heavy this morning at S3G for May delivery, but has
since shown more 6rmness, and has advanced to 834
May corn. Al. June oats, 80 7-16 May pork l3.471.
May lard, 6.77H.
REV. MIR. BURDICK DROPPED.
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lOR SALE
u VI sve- l4r m1-----.................-.s $4,000
I.n ", iir; MI hew-..-.---.-.........-12 100
IN; IL MI .-.-....-..-..---.......12 1000
- niAr eenar . 500
L. L.. IL. i'll ---.....-..... $500
- =. ~ , ave- Dr. cellar, bargain 5000
- o4-' LII 5000
Sst n-~-. ST. mi furnace - ao
! - Ill : houses $4,000 and 5000
-. go, n 5000
- - - UT 4r2lle' lot 213sxS74. 5000
io1h - NJ 5000
NJ o. 80. = 'Is, III 3 500
:so,s - :, . al, FL .--....-..... $500
a.. s. . .o' ~VAl 5000
" ' ''-----iT; ii;f,as- 1000
f52x O'- " iof mr. sEf,
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End Of the Plasterers' Strike.

Emu VI INC 4 HtSoSeHeHH SAIAAes =. y
THEY RESUME WORK AT NINE HOURS PER DAT.
The plasterers at the new pension building and
throughout the city resumed work this morning
after weeks suspension. They now work nine
hours per day for $3.50. This arrangement was
effected after conference between committees
representing the Boss PlaSterers' association and
the Journaymen's union, and at the meeting OF
the union last evening the action was ratned
and the men ordered to go TO work. -.
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A Tramp KILLED I'm a Collf.fon.

n Tramp AlIIe0 In q C0II1OfOns
AN ENGIEEEB AND FIRRAKN WHO ARE THOUGHT 10
HAVE REEN ASLEEP.
MACON, Ga, Feb. 8.-Tw0 freight trains on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad
forty-nine miles below here badly injuring Engi.
neer Williams and killing q negro tramp. The
locomotives are complete wreck. The Injured
engineer and his fireman are supposed to have
been asleep.
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At a late hour this afternoon the President had
not taken any action upon the Indian land seve-
rally bill or the backbone Immigrant forfeiture
bill The ten days constitutional limitation for
both bills expires to-day, and II they not signed
or vetoed they will become laws without the Pres.
idont'S S1Qnature.
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EOR SAIE-AN ELEGANT WHEELER WILSON
New Improved No. (straight needle) Sewing Ma
ch1ne slightly used with all attachments drop Leaf
legal guarantee: at AUKRBACHS. 4th and SITS sent
on trial desired; rent $3 per month. Sole agency
Tor the Silent New American No. Z. Telephone can
1922. al
LOB SALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
bar room and fixtures retail license good reason
given for selling. Apply HOO AZ at s.w f28ts
EOR SAIE-JUST ARRIVED HEAD OF DRAFT
T Mules: Also Is head of Draft and Driving Horse
For sale or exchange reasonable terms. SCHLEGEL
QUIGLEY, In rear of 833 ST NV fh-6ts
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EQh SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY-!A WIDOW
4 lsdy viii sell for $3.50 cash. her handsome high
pred fast trotting and road Mare Princess sired by
Messenger Duroc. son of Rysdick's Hambletonian
dam Lady Dexter full sister Dexter he BY Rysdicks
Hambeltonian, second dam Clara, by Seeley's Ameri
can Star. third dam McKinstry mare, dam Of Shark
Princess il bright rich cOlored brown Mare, was
fosled May 10th. 1879, is 15l hands high, weighs
LOCO pounds, strongly built and very rangy, has full
name and TAIL fine, clean limbs, and good sound solid
feet has great courage and endurance and natural
roadster Of twelve miles an hour; she has as fine
strain of blood in her veins can be traced to any
troter OF the age Che showed three heats the day my
.sts husband purchased her little over in
AL, and 22sA at Orange county, New York
drlYen by Mr. Reamer. and will he warranted now to
trSt faster; speed shown she has never troted for
money 80 has no public record she needs boots
toe weights OF any kind when trottinE she does not
shy or pull and Is not afraid of locomotives any
o6stacies in the streets has very gentle disposition
or he most tmid person with perfect safety fact
Sl'l0O. and is much better mare now than when
wanting safe, reliable family animal and fast road:
ster combined no person Judge what fine animal
she is until they come and ride after her Twill war
would prefer to sell her to parties who win take her
allow thirty days trial to responsible parties to test
her speed and qualities. For further informa-
uon apply 70 Wlllan my groom at my private stable
no . remington street rear of my residence, 1912
South Broad street, Newark, M. f5-5t